Singapore will stop increasing the number of vehicle on its road starting next year as it tries to tackle growing land constraints.
Integrated shipping company Marco Polo Marine is seeking noteholders' approval to take a haircut and waive key obligations for a S$50 million series of 5.75 percent notes due 2016.
Life insurance company Great Eastern Holdings on Tuesday reported a 21 percent jump in third-quarter net profit.
Singapore Airlines on Tuesday formally agreed to a previously announced deal with Boeing for the purchase of its 39 aircraft worth $13.8 billion during a White House event with Singapore's prime minister.
Ascott Residence Trust, a serviced residence real estate investment trust, on Tuesday reported a 28 percent drop in third-quarter distribution per unit.
Japans Prime Minister Shinzo Abes gamble paid off as his ruling bloc secured two-thirds of majority in the Lower House in the snap election. Following the results, Abe promised to deal firmly with North Korea amid the rising tensions in the region.
Soilbuild Construction Group on Monday warned on third-quarter profit, citing lower revenue and bump up in costs.
CapitaLand Retail China Trust Management on Monday reported a 0.4 percent rise in third-quarter distribution per unit (DPU).
Indian shares advanced on Monday, led by telecom stocks after Reliance Industries' unit Jio raised data tariffs last week, signalling more pricing discipline in the sector.
Specialty pharmaceutical firm iX Biopharma on Monday secured European patent for its WaferiX drug delivery technology.
Singapore stocks gained on Monday, led by lenders such as DBS Group and OCBC Bank, with Japanese advancing to two-decade high as an election win for Shinzo Abe's ruling bloc paved way for a continuation of loose monetary policy.
Indian shares advanced on Monday, led by telecom major Bharti Airtel.
Singapore stocks gained on Monday, led by lenders such as DBS Group and OCBC Bank.
Darco Water Technologies on Monday said strategic investor Robert Wang Zhi will purchase 29.5 percent stake in water treatment specialist for up to S$19.7 million.
TEE International, which provides mechanical and electrical engineering services, on Monday said its unit received S$56.5 million worth of contracts from Land Transport Authority.